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SPECIAL FEATURES THE GAZETTE, SATURDAY, MARCH 19, .1966 31 THE HEAIM CP a' Ari a Safety TheGamei! iUl INJURS Buchvvald There has been some concern in recent weeks about relations between the United States and France. The concern stems from an exchange of letters written by Gen. de Gaulle and Lyndon B. Johnson. The text of the letters have not been revealed, but my sources inform me Gen.

de Gaulle wrote President Johnson a "Dear John" letter and it went something O.M.LC OAIN Black 10 Pieces- 1 ftf'i if M4 fffl 11 White -11 Pieces 13. R-BlCh. K.KIl )A uln. oiece); 25. RxNPt, O-Ql; 2H'.

RxB: 27. 0-K5ch, B-B3; 2H. RxBvR04; 79. R-BI mate, (d) Pushlnq rh panic button nd leading to a clear los. In-ed 25...

B-B1 (threat BP); 2H. Ml' Russian Farm System The thoroughness of" Russian routine chess education is. well known. Nothing is left to chance and if a player shows real potential he is carried further through the farm system. (we have it in prohockey, and football).

This is noticed particularly in' the Russian way of running their most important event, the national championship. -In- the western world the entriesTare restricted to the best, whereas in the Russian set-up new names are constantly appearing. Only about half the entries. grandmasters, seeded in. with the rest comprised of players who have qualified in -various regional tourneys.

In the regional events older grandmas ters are brought in to give the younger ones the chance to gain experience and confidence. Here, the leading players may or may not play, in regional tourneys. There, they are compelled to. In this way the Russian hier-archy looks towards the future and maintenance of their iremacy. su- From the USSR Canada Is issuing a special stamp to promote Highway Safety May 2 to coincide with the opening of the 12th conference tf the Canadian Highway Safety Council in Calgary.

The design by Helen Fitzgerald of Toronto shows traffic signs and symbols in tones of blue and yellow on a black background. A special feature of the stamp is that the familiar visible gum is replaced by a tasteless, virtually invisible gum with special adhesive qualities. The new adhesive had been used because of its non-curling char-actcristics and resistance to humidity in storage areas. The stamp was engraved and printed by the Canadian Bank Note Company with an authorized printing of 26 million. This will be followed by the issue by Canada of a special stamp for the London Conference on May 26.

The Royal Philatelic Society of Canada's Convention and Exhibition opens in Hamilton May 26 with the Hamilton Philatelic Society as host club." The London Conference stamp will be available at the special post office at the Exhibition, the prospectus of which has now been issued. Further par- about "TIPEX" may be obtained by writing to the C. Rus- sell McNeil, 833 Kingsway Drive, Burlington, Ont. A set of four pictorial stamps bearing the portrait of the Queen was, issued by BY QUIZ NO. 773 White to play and win.

(See solution below) A. Rabtr vs P. Bajec (Yuogaslavia Championship, 1932) L. Witt Ltads City Premier Defeating Icnas Zalvs in the tilth round of the City U.an!. I rtcmii-i, icmic win main-.

tained his unbroken series ui niui its iu i comfortable lead. In other critical games, Jules Thericn won from P. Mur- ray, and I. Pinkus downed E. scniosser.

G. Lantos and Leckic. adjourned. Tod senrps Witt. 5 J.

Therien, Zalys and rinKus, i'n-Vh each, etc in mi challengers tourney, leading w. rtitinr. a. Land. Ion and E.

Cowdrev. i. tai-h. Adier, 3Vj-1W. etc.

There it a triple tie for the lead nie riostrvts rourney, with E. Kaldi, e. Kivlt and S. Sfeckoll, 2W-'i each; r.Kardoj and J. P.

Gouelin, each. Inter-High School Championships inoiviouei and team high ichool vna.Muiunsn ps, sponsored Dy the Mont. v.i.c league, win oe neid during 12 li." Inclusive, at the N.D.G. Communitv rntr rnt ct Antoine at Decarie). Eight rounds of Swiss system pairing (two rounds per day).

Registration 9-10 a.m., Monday, Apri 4, with first round to follow immediately. Open to Individuals as well as teams, with each school limited to a maximum of eight, with top tour scores counting in the teams event u', per P'vtf' Plu current membersh fn in a i- tovers coin). Tourney nationally-rated bv rh C.rl r.n. Brin9 sets and boards. Tourney direc- From the Quebec Carnival Open, Quebec City, 1966: SICILIAN DEFENCE White: O.

M. MacConnell Black: J. K. MacDonald (Montreal) White Black 19 P.B5 PxP 20 RxP NxQ4 21 B-041 B-OB1? (Montreal) White Black 1 P-K4 P-QB4 N-OS3 PxP P-K3 P-QR3 Q-B2 N-B3 P-QN4 B-N2 B-K2 0-0 P-N5 NxP P-Q4 N-K5 2 N-KB3 3P-Q4 4 NxP i N-OB3 6 B-K3 7 P-OR3 I B-K2 9 0-0 22 NxN RxN 23 RxP! P-N3(D) 24P-K6(c) OxQ 25PxQ RxB(d) 26 NxR 27 P-B3 29 R-B7 29 PxB 30 R-K7 31 R-B2 32 K-B2 33 R-Q2 34 K-K3 35 K-B4 B-B4 10 N-N3 Bxnch 11 P-B4 12 B-B3 R-N1 13Q-K1 14 PxP 15R-B1 B-N8 B-Q6 R-N6 Resigns 14 P-K5 17 BxN PxN 18Q-N3 KR-Ql(a) (a) Better II QR-Q1. (b) Not 23 KxR; 24.

P-K6ch winnina O. (cl The critical point. With a clock ticking away, this is natural, but it is doubtful if it wins. Instead 24. R-N7ch forces matters.

It then 24.., K-Rl (K-BI; Black 11 Pieces Ms wm mm WW mm mm lit like this: Mon cher, I don't know how to longer in love with you. we have been arming apart for some time and it is only natural I would find somebody else. Please do not be angry. We had something special together that I will always cherish, and our love affair, while it lasted, was a beautiful thing to behold. But now there is somebody else.

Yes, cher, I am in love with another man. His name is Charles, or, as I call him, Grand Charles. He is tall, amost six-foot-five, handsome, and terribly French. He is in love with me as much as I am in love with him. In the morning when I wake up I look in the mirror and I say, "Charles, I love you," and he replies, "Charles, I love you." He has a( mystical quality about him, almost godlike, and when he speaks my heart 1 1 1 and my hand trembles.

He has promised me everything wealth, security, grandeur, and a place in history. Surely, you, above all, must understand what this means to me. I know you're going to call me ungrateful and you are going to say you helped me when I was weak and defenseless. But life must go on and I must look after myself. I'm not very young anymore.

While I know you say you still love me, how do I know you don't love somebody else more? Suppose you found somebody new, someone more attractive. Who would I have to protect me then? I ust think of the Party tell you this, but I am no future. I keep reading about your flirtations with others and the gossip is you've always thought of me as a golddigger. I must defend myself before it is too late. My Charles is very jealous, particularly of you.

He knows about us and our post-war affair. Yet he's willing to give me if I forget all about you and have nothing to do with you again. He says I have room for only one love in my life and it must be him. So I am writing this letter to break up our relationship and ask you to take all your clothes out of my closets. Charles says that I am French and he is French and he never wants to be reminded that I ever had anything to do with an American.

Cher, you must understand how hard it is for me to write these words. I know you had so many plans for me, but they pale in comparison to what Charles has said he will do. Besides, you have been so busy with your loves in Southeast Asia, you haven't had time to think about me. There is nothing more humiliating than to be ignored. Please do not think unkindly of me.

Remember the good things we had together. Perhaps someday we'll meet again, either here or there, and when we do, let it not be as embittered lovers, but as friends who once were very dear to each other. Avec beaucoup d'amour, De Gaulle P.S. Charles says you have until 1969 to get your clothes out of my closets. MONTE BELLO Trinidad and Tobago marking the royal visit.

The b( depicts the Parliament Buildings, the 8 c. shows a map of the islands with the Royal Yacht Britan nia and the coat of arms of Trinidad, the 25 the island of Trinidad and Tobago against the national flag and the 35 the national flag with the new G.P.O. Building and Trinity Hills in the background. ifv 9fiaw(ej9i9lto(( so The stamps were printed in multicolor photogravure by Harrison Sons Ltd. on CA block capitals watermarked paper.

Also to commemorate the royal visit four values of the current issue of Jamaica, the and ls.6d. denominations, were issued March 3 overprinted by letterpress by Harrisons with the wording in black capitals in two lines "Royal Visit March 1966." Tht Lakeshore Stamp Club's exhibition opentd yesterday In the auditorium at the Fair-view Shopping Centre in Pointe Claire. It will be open to the public (admission is free) today, Saturday, from 9.30 a.m. until 10 p.m. and tomorrow, Sunday, from 10 a.m.

till 6 p.m. Collectors should make point of visiting the show. West Germany is issuing March 22 a 20 pf. red and black stamp bearing his portrait on the 20th anniversary of the death of Cardinal Graf 80 Student. 81 A school group: Initials.

82 Crushed by 3 Old wrestler's trademark: 2 words. 4 Hemingway. 5 Summary. 6 Mouths; Lat. 7 Slavery.

8 "Mood 9 Dam. 10 Hero of. -Exodus. 11 "Cloak and dagger Initials. 12 Cos.

13 Slur. 14 the finish: 2 words. 15 Citizens. 16 Weather satellite. 17 Rendezvous in space.

18 Peewee. 24 Suffix, with "differ" or "insist." remorse. 85 Coagulate. 86 Strip of wood. 87 A Solomon island.

90 European river. 91 The nearest one. 92 Mimic. 93 Merchandising contest: 2 words. 95 Eat too much.

96 Awn. 99 "The way of a man with 2 words. 100 A kind of complexion: 3 words. 104 Title. 105 vincit amor.

106 Small case. 107 Squirmy. 108 Mary Baker and others. 109 Is inclined. 110 Landlord's due.

111 Drinks. DOWN 1 Motorist's guides. 2 Field: Prefix. 25 Prefix, "face" "fix." 30 Initials with or of 1861. 32 All the yesterdays.

33 Terra 34 Pronoun. 36 Oriental pilgrimage. 37 Being: Fr. 38 Angers. mwrrwwrrwerit von Galen.

The commemorative had an authorized printing of 30 million. A series of three stamps was issued by Italy Feb. 5 to mark the Universities' Winter Games of 1966. The 40 1. red and bistre (printing 18 million) shows a skier holding a flaming torch; the 90 1.

red and violet (10 million) a figure skater and the 500 1. red and brown (three million) a hockey player. The G.P.O. in London announces that there will be no further printings of the 2'sd. stamps for Guernesey, Jersey and the Isle of Man and stocks of these stamps held by post offices (about a month's supply) will be sold to exhaustion.

The need for regional stamps, which were introduced for the picture postcard trade on June 8, 1964, has now ceased to exist since the increase in the postcard rate to 3d. Stocks of the 2'id. regionals will continue to be held by the Philatelic Bureau, Post Office Headquarters St. Martins-le-Grand, London, E.C.I. until August 31, 1966.

A postage stamp commemorating the Sixth International Philatelic Exhibition, of 5 cents denomination, will be issued by the United States with first day sale May 21 when I opens in Washington, D.C. The design is an envelope addressed to "Sixth Interna tional Philatelic Exhibition, Washington, D.C. This miniature envelope carries 39 Angler's necessity: 2 words. 40 Inhabitants of Teheran. 42 French pronoun.

43 Prefix milk. 45 Legendary planter: 2 words. 46 Negative ion. 47 Numerical prefix. 49Rozelle of football.

50 Lomond and Ness. 51 Lofty dwelling. 52 Minnows, for example. 54 Ship's officers. 55 Puts off.

57 Correspondents: Abbr. 58 Swells. 60 Almanach de 61 Airport area. 62 Poetic contraction 63 Celts. 64 Pub specialties.

66 Prefix meaning seed. 68 Dry. 70 Premature brilliance. 71 A la 72 Huntley. 73 good example: 2 words.

74 Part of Q.E.D., 76 Street in many towns. 77 Courts. 79 Galley. 80 Feature of Tropics and Arctic. 83 A part of Australia: Initials.

84 Locale of many a tempest. 85 Water after whisky. 86 Flowering shrub. 87 Cloudburst. 88 Has gun.

89 Food. 91 Three: It 92 Part of a circle. 94 Old English letters. 95 Addams. 96 Mine passage.

97 Story. 98 Miss March and others. 101 Miss Sothern. 102 Spanish hero. 103 Kind of pigeon.

il ifini ll Bxpiship, Tallinn, 1965: SATURDAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE Line four simulated postage stamps in as many colours. The white envelope is set in a grey background. To the left is the wording "5 cents U.S. postage" in black and the simulated stamps are red, blue, pink and green. The address on the envelope is blue.

The grey, red and pink will be applied by lithograph while the balck, blue and green will be printed on the Giori press. The design will be repeated in the 5 c. SIPEX souvenir sheet, appearing upper left in the horizontal sheet. This companion piece contains a line drawing of the capitol and the Washington monument. It is printed in green.

Extending across the top is sans serif-capitals i "Sixth International Exhibition, Washington, D.C. Lower left is facsimile signature is "Lawrence F. O'Brien" followed by "Postmaster General of the United States in type. To the right of the monument is "Discover the theme of President Johnson's program to encourage travel in the United States by Amer-. icans and foreign visitors.

The sourvenir sheet will be issued May 23. Collectors first day cancellations of the SIPEX stamp may send addressed envelopes together with remittance to cover the cost -of the stamps to be affixed to the Postal a Washington, D.C. 20013. The envelope to the postmaster should be addressed "First Day Covers 5 SIPEX stamp." Requests for souvenir sheets should be made by the same pr edure and addressed First Day Covers 5 SIPEX Souvenir Address on the covers should be well to the lower left. Request for stamps and souvenir sheets should not be combined.

Mint souvenir sheets will be available by mail order re quest to the Philatelic Sales Unit, City Post Office, Washington, D.C. 20013. They will not be available at Dost of fices throughout the country. Readers Some of the questions answered by tht library of tht Gazette during tht past week. 1.

Where did the potato originate? 2. When and where did Sir Mortimer Davis die? 3. Who was Mossadegh? 4. How many inches are there in a metre? 5. When and where was Christopher Columbus born? 6.

How many died in Boston's Cocoanut Grove fire? 7. What does the word 'Mizpah' mean or what is it associated with? 8. Who is the President of Zambia? 9. How many people were killed in traffic accidents in Canada in 1965? 10. How did the word 'almanac' originate? ANSWERS 1.

The white or Irish potato apparently originated in the Chilean area of South America. It was first seen by Europeans in that region in 1537. 2. Sir Mortimer Davis died in Cannes, France, on March 22, 1928. 3.

F. Mohammed Mossadegh was Premier of Iran from 1951 to 1953 when he was sentenced to imprisonment for plotting against the Shah. 4. A metre is 39.37 inches in length. 5.

Columbus was probably born in Genoa, Italy, and probably in 1446. 6. About 500 people died in Boston's Cocoanut Grove night club fire in 1942. 7. Mizpah was a place in ancient Palestine where Jacob and Laban erected a heap of stones as a sign of a covenant between them.

The Hebrew word Mispah means something worn by lovers to signify remembrance a Mizpah ring or Mispah half coins. 8. Zambia's President is Kenneth Kaunda. 9. Incomplete figures on traffic accidents in Canada in 1965 list 4,792 deaths.

10. Almanac, a medieval Latin word for a table of days and months, may have come from two Arabic words al' meaning "the and Tnanakh' meaning WM mam wm MM ww4. mm By RICHARD 21' Ml mi MM MsJ mm a mm pip a 9 iM mm White 10 Pieces By Jean Reed ACROSS :1 Middle-Ages club. 5 Desert. New land native 14 Between: Prefix.

19 Base for cultures. -80 Symbol of 21 Criminal fire. 22 Innocent and ignorant 23 Finicky speech: 3 words. 26 "A poem lovely as 2 words. 27 Isle of Wight channel.

measure. 44 Indian chief. 48 Tiny tear. 50 Shoe shapes 51 Source of 53 Hope and Xohinoor. 54 Coffee.

College position. 56 Summer in Paris. 57 Western vegetation. 53 Japanese gateway. 59 Word of refusal: Fr.

60 Station, in Paris. 62 Think (ignore): 3 words. 64 Karemtia. 65 Poetic contractiou 66 Dries 67 Faux pas. 68 Khan.

69 Fur sellers of a sort. 28 Horrendous. 29 Sales. 31 Suffix with humor and art. 32 Errand Boy.

33 Springs 35 Prefix. 36 Weight. 38 Shakespearean villain. 39 Source. 41 Atlantic: Abbr.

42 Gaelic. 43 Metric 71 Musical signs. 72 Trouser part. 75 Dracula, etc. 76 Sends.

77 Voiceless speech. 78 Goose. 79 Lakes, in Scotland. RCAC ANNIVERSARY: On Nov. 11, 1940, an order was passed in Parliament which authorized the formation of the Air Cadet.

League of Canada and, subsequently, on April 9, the League was granted a Dominion charter authorizing it to operate as a non-profit corporation. By the end of that year 79 squadrons were formed. During the war years the League's purpose was military but its founders were also thinking in terms of the long range benefits of air cadet training. In 1944 the League planned and carried out its peacetime conversion and two years later flying scholarship courses were introduced to the senior cadets. Some 6,205 cadets have learned to fly since then.

Cadets have their share of travel each summer when the top 60 are chosen by the League to make "exchange visits" trips to the U.S., Great Britain or Europe. BITS AN' PIECES: Next Saturday the grade 11-H students from North mount 'High will be holding a car wash at the CAMERA Fred Bruemmer Say 'portraiture" and across the mind's eye flits a vision of a complex array of floodlights, spotlights, boomlights' and reflectors, plus indistinct memories of intricate lighting diagrams from your first photo book. O.P. NIMZO-INDIAN DEFENCE White: Black: G. Kuimin (Minsk) White Black P.

Ken (Tallinhr Whi! BIrW 1 P-Q4 N-KB3 11 N-02 2P-QB4 P-K3 12 O.Hi 3N-QB3 B-N5 13 B-N2 -NxPfB'O 4P-OR3 BxNch 14BxP N-K2! 5 PxB P-B4 15 P-QB P-K4 6P-B3 P-04 16 7BPxP NxP 17BxP B-N5(r!) PxP P-B4 18 N-B3 OxN 9P-K4(a) PxP 19 10Q-B2 20 OxNch K-Ql (a) Sounder Is 9. P-QB 4 and 9.., Q-R5ch; 10. P-N3, QxBPt 11. P-K4! (b) 10.., PxP; 11; NxP gives Wh. too big a lea.Tde velopment.

(c) 16. B-tCJ wa necessary, (d) A little Jhal-pcr than 17 QxR at jr PROBLEM U. Avner White mates in two moves" (Solution next week)-' Solution last week's Problem No; (Stocchi): Key, Solution today's Quit No 773 (Rabar vs Baiec): 1. N-N54-RxP; 2. N-B7ch, K-NI3.

NxR; 4. BxNch, Resigns. light, you can start with one photoflood, using the reflector as a fill-in. Exposure, in, all cases should be determined with a meter reading. Place your subject on a chair, about five feet from a plain wall.

Since more light will fall On him than on the wall, it will be a nice neutral grey in the-final print. Place your main light "at a 45 degree angle to your sitter's face, with the reflector on the 1 other side. Room lights should be left on. They will help- to fill in shadows and soften contrast. Once you have shot a few rolls with this basic setup and' are pleased with the results, you ran branch out, using combinations of sevral lights and' reflectors, or artificial and -daylight, when that is practicable.

An important thing is io get," your sitter to relax. Tajk with him, don't just strut around shifting lamps in an atmosphere as tense as before an impending execution. You may not be able to go to the length of a Philippe Halsman who has been known to hire a string quartet to get a sitter into a desired mood, but a good conversation is an adequafe Fine Service Station, 5985 Cote des Neiges Rd. Price for each car will be 9. The proceeds from this event will be given to the Canadian Red Cross.

The Rockatones, who reached fame recently with their hit record "I'm a will make an appearance tonight on the Like Young Show. Also on Like Young's agenda for tonight is a special preview of the Blood Clinic. Two teens will appear on the show and donate a pint of blood. The major event will take place on Tuesday from 3-9 p.m., when CFCF will open its doors to all Montrealers who wish to donate blood. The blood clinic is at 405 Ogilvy Ave.

TRAINING PROGRAM WITH A DIFFERENCE: In a little hamlet about 25 miles southwest of Hamilton, an experiment is being conducted on young people who have had the misfortune to come from poorly managed homes. The Hagersville Training School for Boys is without bars and with the gates always open. This is the first time the Ontario Provincial Department of Institutions has tried to duplicate a home atmosphere in such a school. The boy who goes there finds his new home is a converted RCAF station about two miles outside of town. But instead of living in the usual barracks-like dormitory and dining hall, he finds a four-bedroom house.

He'll cross fields to a small school, eat around a small dining table and choose his own clothes at a store in the village. The school superintendent, Jack Bain, says, "We thyik he will respond better if we can get to know him and his individual differences and help him feel he is important as a YMCA AND BOYS CLUB NEWS: Ifs that time of the year again for the young residents of Westmount. Tht traditional YMCA Hobby Show is just around the corner with today being tht last day for Hit mailing of tntry forms and fees (25). Tht official opening date of this annual evtnt is Tuesday, April 5 at 7 p.m., at tht YMCA building, 4585 Sher-brookt St. West.

The closing day is Saturday, April 9, with a closing ceremony and presentation of awards at eight o'clock in the evening. Robert Vaux, sports director of the Unity Boys' Club, has agreed to arrange another Cross Canada-Run at the centre. The Unity Boys' Club Midget team has advanced into the finals of tht Com it can be, but doesn't have to be, as complicated as all that. You can dispense with all lighting aids, if you take the portrait outside. Either use a plain background, the sky.

for example or an f. stop large enough to throw the background out of focus. If you have a telephoto lens, use it. It permits you to crop out all unessentials before you take the picture and its inherent shallow depth of field will eliminate vexing background problems. A slightly overcast sky or an area of open shadow is best.

Direct sunlight is too strong and will make your subject squint. A backlit portrait by sunlight is most attractive, especially for a blond person, but some front light might be needed to lighten up the face. A simple reflector, a large sheet of white paper, cardboard covered with aluminum foil or a bedsheet can be used to reflect the light. A reflector is also useful when a side-lit sunshine portrait is taken, to throw, light upon the dark side of the face. Inside, a nice place for an informal three-quarter portrait is near the window.

Again, it is advisable to avoid too harsh sunlight, and a reflector is useful to lighten up dark areas. A reflector is such a useful item, not only for portraiture but quite a number of other types of pictures, close-ups of flowers, for instance, that it might be a good idea to make a permanent one of a large piece of cardboard, covered with aluminum foil. The beauty of its reflected light is its softness. It lightens shadows, hut does not wipe them out, as strong lamps might do. i 4" 7 9 To ii2 ii3 I ii4 lis leTTr" 75 20 21 22 23 24 2b 26 i 31 32 33 1 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 4l" 42 43 44 45 46 47 i I 48 49 30 51 52 ibh -b.

57 i8 59 ol 62 63 I 64 -J I JL 06 67 .68 9 tT" TT 73 74 75 76 77 i I 78 79 80 81 82 S4 85" iS 139 90 9" 92 93 9" 95 9798 99 7" Too 101 jio2 wT um ToT FbT TbT iok" Ti TTo" TTT munity Ctntrts Basketball league by defeating tht Clark Street Sun Youth Organization in two game total point series. Tht first game of the final is scheduled for the Unity Boys' gym Wednesday, March 23, at 7 p.m. BOY SCOUT ACTIVITIES: Scouts and Scouting activities will be the highlight of this weekends Scout Stamp Show, held ki the Fairview Shopping Centre. The exhibit will be open to the public from 9:30 a.m. p.m., today.

The event will open tomorrow at the same time but will close at 6 p.m. The Quebec Wildlife Federation is sponsoring an essay contest for students. The subject is Conservation of our resources in game and fish with both money and trophies as prizes. Application forms may be had from the Education Committee, Quebec Wildlife Federation, 1600 Berri Montreal 24. The sailing base, Venture, is offering sailing instructions which will start in mid-May for Rover Scouts and aduit members.

If you want to use artificial 1.